ShubinDonaldson Architects

ShubinDonaldson Architects

ShubinDonaldson is led by partners Russell Shubin, Robin Donaldson and Mark Hershman. With offices in Culver City, Santa Barbara, and Orange County, California, projects are organized as a team effort, led and coordinated by an assigned project manager and project architect.

Having grown over the past 25 years to being a firm with a dedicated full-time staff of over fifty talented people, and with offices in three Southern California locations, we understand that our success hinges on the highest level of professional responsibility to our clients. Russell Shubin, AIA and Mark Hershman are based in Los Angeles; Robin Donaldson, AIA, heads the firm’s office in Santa Barbara. We work together closely and share a common language for the spaces we create: direct, unpretentious, and layered.

The company is structured in design studios of deep typological expertise within a culture where collaboration and creative experimentation is encouraged. This creative tension and dynamic context leads to breakthrough solutions in form, craft, and material expression while maintaining the discipline of adhering to budget and schedule.

LOCATION: California
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Toro Canyon Residence

Toro Canyon Residence by ShubinDonaldson

Architects: ShubinDonaldson Project: Toro Canyon Residence Partners In Charge: Robin Donaldson, AIA Project Architects: Greg Griffin, JohnMike Cohen Contractor: Paul Franz Construction Inc. Location: Montecito, California, USA Area: 9,500 SF Photographer: Ciro Coelho Toro Canyon Residence was designed by ShubinDonaldson, mixing concrete, steel, and glass to create a sophisticated effect. The house is located in

Skyline Residence on a Hilltop in Santa Barbara

Skyline Residence on a Hilltop in Santa Barbara / ShubinDonaldson

Architects: ShubinDonaldson Project: Skyline Residence Partners In Charge: Robin Donaldson, AIA Principals In Charge: Sieglinde Pukke, AIA, LEED AP Project Architects: Robin Donaldson, AIA; Liz Hughes Project Team: Liz Hughes, Kimberly Briolini, Kevin Moore Location: Santa Barbara, California, US Area: 2500 square foot Photography: Jeremy Bittermann This modern home is a 3-story 3 bedroom 2500

Wolf Creek Ranch – Log Home with Traditional Ranch Architecture

Project: Wolf Creek Ranch Architects: ShubinDonaldson Architects Location: Woodland, Utah, United States Partners In Charge: Robin Donaldson AIA Principal Architect: Greg Griffin Project Team: Will Rivera, Jodi Sutton, Kevin Moore, Court Gross Location: Woodland, Utah, United States Wolf Creek Ranch (Modern Day Log Home) is located in Woodland, Utah and was designed by ShubinDonaldson Architects.

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